What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Worker Classification
Helping homeschool leaders understand how to classify their workers correctly as employees or independent contractors.
Carol Topp
Homeschool mom, author and accountant. I enjoy helping homeschool leaders start and run their homeschool groups successfully.
Tax return for a Classical Conversations homeschool business
A new Classical Conversations Director asks how to report her income and expenses on her tax return.
What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Losing Tax Exempt Status
Helping homeschool leaders know what to do if their organization has lost its tax exempt status.
Accepting contributions for a needy family
Gifts to an individual family are NOT tax deductible donations to the donor.
What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About IRS Annual Reports
A report that the IRS requires from all tax exempt organizations--including your group! It's called the Form 990.
Are homeschool groups “schools”?
Some homeschool groups look a lot like schools. They offer a full curriculum, there are teachers teaching classes, they rent space to conduct the classes, etc. So is a homeschool program a school? I’m a CPA, so I tend to…
What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Tax Exempt Status
It’s easier than ever to get tax-exempt status. Should your group apply?
What should a homeschool tutor do if she thinks she’s misclassified?
Tips for homeschool tutors on their status as an employee or independent contractor.
What Homeschool Leaders Don’t Know About Non Profit Status
What does it take to be a nonprofit? Only two things!
CC Directors: Do not give yourself a 1099-MISC/1099-NEC
I have spoken to several Classical Conversations (CC) Directors lately who tell me that they gave themselves a 1099-MISC to report what they paid themselves.